Cotton Market Weakens Amid Bear Pressure in New York
New York August 17 The cotton market opened weak with declines of 6 to 10 points, then rallied briefly on big wire-house buying, but closed near session lows down 18 to 24 points. Estimated 350000 bales traded as weather and crop reports influenced sentiment. New Orleans receipts 780 bales, total port receipts 6061. Dry goods and Liverpool futures also noted, with overall soft tone in nearby sessions.
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Bonds and notes market report listing various 4s and 5s
A market summary of U S bonds and notes including Atchison general do Atlantic Coast Lines Baltimore and Ohio 4s Brooklyn Rapid Transit Central of Georgia 4s and 5s and other rail and industrial issues with prices and terms such as 43 48 52 48 4s 4% and related certificates. Notable entries include Union Pacific 4s 43 Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s 100 and Texas and Pacific 4s with varied yields and maturities through the list.
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Cotton market and stock futures rally amid mixed signals
The week shows heavy activity in cotton with expectations of declines near 9 1 2 cents as demand wanes while supply remains ample. New York stock reports cite favorable dividends and renewed confidence, signaling potential gains for rails and industrials amid a broad bull market and continued buybacks.
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Wheat strengthens at opening in Chicago market
Chicago reports firm demand and Liverpool price gains boost September wheat to 70% to 70% after a morning rise. Corn and oats fall, provisions slide, and primary receipts show varied activity. Weather favors new crop, exports and cash markets signal weakness later, with mixed futures as traders take profits.
Weather and crop markets report from August summaries
The report from August notes varied weather across the South with generally favorable conditions and moderate precipitation, while July and August trade data show rising crop prospects and intensified activity in cotton and wheat markets. It cites rainfall patterns, freight profits, and early signs of crop stress in Alabama Florida and Texas, with specifics on cotton seed oil and meal prices and shipments.
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Cotton market slides and gains tied to Giles report
New Orleans reports mixed cotton trading with Liverpool buyers favoring lower values amid strong crop prospects and lack of spot demand. Opening prices fall, then recover as New York buying prompts short covering. Giles monthly condition shows rising bearish pressure due to disappointing figures, fueling outside speculation.
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